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In Nepal’s political theatre, Delhi risks eroding strategic gains by backing Oli Amish Raj Mulmi © Provided by Hindustan Times Prime Minister of Nepal KP Sharma Oli. (ANI) A fresh political crisis is brewing in Nepal. President Bidhya Bhandari has dissolved the Parliament and called for fresh elections on the recommendation of Prime Minister K.P. Oli, but not without the drama that is part and parcel of Nepali politics. Both Oli and the opposition, under Nepali Congress leader Sher Bahadur Deuba, had claimed to possess sufficient numbers to form a government, but the President regarded both claims as insufficient. This was despite the fact that Deuba’s claim with the support of 149 parliamentarians, which makes for a comfortable majority seemed more credible. It was also despite the fact that Oli had lost the trust vote in Parliament earlier; the PM himself had asked the President to explore alternative government formation methods; the Madhav Kumar N

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